Own and evolve the design system across Figma, Storybook, and frontend code. Build accessible components, documentation, AI-friendly structures, starter flows, reference implementations, and quality checks. Design and ship product interfaces while converting successful patterns into reusable systems. Lead user feedback sessions, apply strong frontend and design judgment, and use AI coding and prototyping tools to accelerate product development.
About Artemis
At Artemis (artemispower.com), we're on a mission to accelerate the adoption of solar, storage, EV charging, and home improvements by making them more accessible, transparent, and affordable. Founded in 2022, we're a venture-backed climate tech company using machine learning and AI to reinvent how homeowners upgrade their homes — a market orders of magnitude bigger than solar alone. Our platform generates instant, accurate proposals and streamlines the sales process for homeowners and installers alike.
We're a fast-growing, dynamic startup moving quickly — shipping new products, entering adjacent categories, and expanding the platform every quarter. If you want broad surface area, fast feedback loops, and real ownership, this is the place.
Our values- Challenge Assumptions. Creatively find better ways of working.
- Stop, Look, Listen, and Smell. Pay attention before you act — gather context, read the room.
- Move Fast. Thoughtfully prioritize work.
- Be Scrappy. View problems as opportunities; stay lean.
- Always be Learning. Stay curious; invest in your craft.
- Do the Right Thing. Keep commitments, close the loop.
About the role
We're hiring a hands-on design engineer who makes our design system and frontend code easy for people and AI to use. Your impact shows in the interfaces you build and in the work others create with your systems.
What you'll do
- Own the design system. Components, tokens, APIs and accessibility, kept in sync across Figma, Storybook and code.
- Make it readable by AI. Docs, examples and structure that help people and AI tools build on-brand.
- Build the path to production. Starters, reference flows and quality checks that take an AI prototype to a shipped feature.
- Design and build products. Ship real views and workflows, then turn the best into reusable patterns.
- You bring strong frontend craft and design judgment
- You're practical and curious about AI, and you teach what works
- You do your best work on a small team where priorities move
- You have a passion for testing concepts though direct user feedback
- You’re not afraid to take initiative and lead projects
Qualifications
- Shipped component-based frontends and design systems
- Fluent in React, TypeScript, Tailwind, shadcn and Storybook
- Competent and leading user feedback sessions
- Strong HTML, CSS, accessibility, design tokens and frontend testing
- Uses AI coding and prototyping tools in real product work
- Structured context, component metadata, code generation or AI evals
What we offer
- Professional development through courses, seminars, and certifications.
- Annual tech allowance.
- Health benefits.
- Stock options.
- Paid time off and vacations.
- Fully remote work.
Send us something you designed and built. Not a perfect match on paper? Apply anyway.
Monalee Boston, Massachusetts, USA Office
Boston, MA, United States
Monalee Boston, Massachusetts, USA Office
Boston, MA, United States
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